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are found in a hydrophobic region, which is suitable for nucleotide base interactions. | are found in a hydrophobic region, which is suitable for nucleotide base interactions. | ||
==SSB-Protein Interactions== | ===SSB-Protein Interactions=== | ||
It is believed that Gly-15 may play an important role in binding the RecA protein. Mutations in Gly-15 have extreme effects on recombinational repair. SSB has also been thought to bind with exonuclease I, DNA polymerase II, and a protein n, which is used to help synthesize RNA primers for the lagging strand. | It is believed that Gly-15 may play an important role in binding the RecA protein. Mutations in Gly-15 have extreme effects on recombinational repair. SSB has also been thought to bind with exonuclease I, DNA polymerase II, and a protein n, which is used to help synthesize RNA primers for the lagging strand. | ||
